This month we managed to cover subjects that usually live in completely different chapters: fantasies and orgasm, compatibility and parenthood, male desire, sexual shame, porn, BDSM, infidelity, jealousy and even sadness after good sex.
But now I’m less interested in simply finding out which post you liked most.
I want to understand which subjects you genuinely want us to go deeper into. Not to repeat the basic point, but to explore the next layer: where fantasy ends and identity begins, how desire changes in long-term relationships, what happens to pleasure, and why particular sexual scenarios become compelling.
Educational articles for general information. They do not replace advice from a qualified professional.
Editorial approachIn August, we started with some fairly fundamental ideas: fantasy is not the same as intention, desire does not always…
In psychology, jealousy is often understood as a response to a potential threat to an important relationship.…
Desire, fantasies, relationships, sexuality, closeness, and boundaries. Being different is natural.